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Welcome to World Wide Sires University!

World Wide Sires University (WWU) was established in 2008 as a 24-7 resource for dairy management information. WWS is thankful to the dairy industry personnel, university professors and magazine publishers who have contributed their time and materials to the WWU website. WWU access is limited to World Wide Sires personnel and business partners, WWS distributors and salesmen, and select farmer customers of WWS.

A WWU account provides access to the following features:

Library - More than 1,200 articles covering 12 dairy management topics
Featured Articles - Recently added or interesting articles
Links - More than 140 websites for agricultural organizations and universities
WWU Professors - 45 U.S. dairy industry experts and university professors
Ask a Professor - Submit questions and receive answers from WWU Professors.
You Asked, We Answered - View previously submitted questions and answers.
In the Spotlight - Biographies of successful WWS distributors and U.S. dairy farms
Sire Summary Information - Updated immediately as information becomes available
Bull Stories - Articles, photos and videos about bulls, bull daughters and cow families
Create a Catalog - Easily compile a bull page packet and translate into 16 languages.

World Wide Sires appreciates your feedback and interest in WWU. Please send your questions, comments and requests to WWU@wwsires.com.

In the Spotlight

Featured Farm:

Farnear Holsteins

Farley, Iowa, USA

Featured Distributor:

WWS España

Albacete, Spain

Farnear Holsteins has become a familiar name to Holstein breeders in recent years, largely due to the success of Regancrest Debbie-Jo-ET (EX-92 GMD DOM), the famous 9HO1729 PATRON daughter and Dellia granddaughter that the Simon family purchased as an unborn choice in 1996. Debbie-Jo’s DURHAM son 14HO4056 DECKER has been a popular type improver, especially in the UK, where he ranks 7th for both PLI and Type Merit. Farnear’s seeds for success were planted long before the Debbie-Jo era, beginning with Joseph M. Simon’s purchase of the farm in 1927.

After just two short years as a WWS distributor, the team from WWS España earned the Rising Star Award at the 2010 WWS Distributors’ Conference in Izmir, Turkey. Since January 2008, this organization has quickly climbed into the top ten among all WWS distributors for total dollars of semen purchased. The secrets of their success are not unheard of: excellent service as a top priority, a passionate and motivated sales team, frequent communication, and commitment to a simple yet effective business plan. Of course, these success factors do not occur randomly. Fortunately, WWS España managers Juan José Martínez Lavin and Adrián González Garrido have kindly shared insights into their success.

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